Sybil de Pedrigo was often said to be a sycophant. She was born into a noble family. According to her bloodline, her father and the king who had been guillotined were cousins. Because of her congenital disability, she was deprived of her inheritance rights and entered the seminary at the age of 15.
Although she was unable to enjoy the happiness of a secular noble, fortunately, after graduation, relying on her family's power, the 20-year-old Sybil became the abbot of St. Barrie's Monastery in Velen, with an annual salary of eighteen thousand gold dits. This money is enough for her to hire more than 50 servants to serve her life.
Unfortunately, when Sybil was 21 years old, the revolution broke out!
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